For Sale A Valuable Cuy Residence
Heirs of Lydia A. Cather offer a public auction in Winchester Virginia for a 6 room frame dwelling at 544 Fairmont Avenue. Sale Saturday June 12 1909 at 10 30 a m. Property includes 2 cisterns hydrant fruit trees and outbuildings with a 60 by 500 front to Main rear. Possession five days after sale. Terms one third cash day of sale and balance in equal yearly installments plus interest secured by deed of trust and fire policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia A. Cather
Court House
Winchester
Fairmont Avenue
Main Street
Winchester to Sell Fifty Thousand Dollar Sewerage Bonds
The Finance Committee of Winchester Virginia will accept sealed bids by 10:00 A M for a fifty thousand dollar issue of special sewerage bonds bearing four percent interest. The bonds are authorized by an act of the General Assembly approved March 3 1908 and a voter referendum January 7 1909 and by an ordinance of the Common Council approved April 9 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF Winchester
General Assembly of
Virginia
Common Council
Winchester
Winchester to Sell Fifty Thousand Dollar Sewerage Bonds
Winchester announces a public bid on fifty thousand dollars of sewerage bonds dated July 1 1909 in denominations of five hundred dollars. Interest at four percent payable semi annually with coupons to bearer. Bids require a certified check for one percent of bid.
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Winchester
Finance Committee
County Court House
Virginia
Shirley Carter
Fred. L. Glaize
Hunter W. McGuire
Shirley’ Carter
Castleman's Ferry Social Roundup and Weather Note
Castleman's Ferry reports a quiet week with locals returning from Apple Grove and the Point. Galloway, Ware, Moreland, Starkey, Marlow and Castleman family visits are noted, plus bridge repair and a muddy countryside hindering corn plowing as weeds grow.
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Castleman'’S Ferry
James Galloway
Apple Grove
Geneva Ware
Thcs Point
Daisy
Moreland
W. H. Moreland
Daniel Moreland
Charles Town
Joseph Starkey
Opequon
Graduates and local visits in Briggs Virginia note
Briggs VA June 11. Berryville High School graduates include Hugh Braxton Carpet and William Goode. Mrs Thornton Goode visited daughter Mrs J J Lindsey at Berry's Ferry Clarke county. Mrs Earl Lloyd returned home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Galley at Pigeon FEAT. John Carper and son Wugh spent a day in Winchester. Frank Johnson and Amos Prince visited near Boyce. Commencement at Berryville High School drew many residents. Dr Hatton of Powhatan College addressed the graduates. Minnie Goode and sister visited friends in Winchester. Mary and Hilda McKay of Millwood visited Berryville friends.
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Briggs
Berryville High School
Hugh Braxton
Wiliam Goode
Thornton Goode
J. J. Lindsey
Berry
Foerry
Clarke County
Earl Lloyd
Samuel Galley
Pigeon Feat
John Carper
Wugh
Winchester
Frank Johnson
Amos Prince
Boyce
Dr. Hatton
Powhatan Callege
Minnie Goode
Mary and
Hilda McKay
Millwood
Berryville
Trone Vicinity News Notes June Items
Mrs. and Mrs. K. L. LaFollette visit with Mrs. Sarah Triplette. Winchester exercises draw T. E. Morrison family and Triplette relatives. Rain halts farm and bark hauling. Miss Mollie Triplette to Winchester to stay with Mrs. Potts. Rev. F. F. Neel to preach at Bethel M. E. Church South next Sunday at 11.
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Trone
KE. Il. LaFollette
Sarah Triplette
Winchester
T. E. Morrison
Floyd Morrison
Maggie Triplette
Ada
Russell
J. E. Chapman
Mollie Triplette
Harry Potts
F. F. Neel
Bethel M. E. Church
South
Burnt Factory Notes Odd Weather and Local Happenings
In Burnt Factory Virginia on June 11 Mildred Tanquary is ill with measles and Cora Williams is convalescing after a two week illness. Wet weather stalls outdoor work while weeds thrive. W F Hoffman begins foundation work on a new house with Tingman of Stephenson handling the project. W S Bromley sold seventy spring lambs to Hardesty and Wall, averaging about 100 pounds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Tanquary
Cora Williams
W. F. Hoffman
Tingman
Stephenson
W.S. Bromley
Hardesty & Wall
Capon Springs Opens For Summer Season
Capon Springs Hotel and summer resort in Capon Springs West Virginia reopens for the season under Charles F. Nelson of Winchester. Improvements to the Range Lake are finished grounds cleaned and new attractions added. Sidney Brill and sister Cordelia Brill arrived from West Newton Pennsylvania to visit their mother Mrs Catherine Brill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Nelson
Winchester
Range Lake
Sidney Brill
Cordelia Brill
Westh Newton
Catherine Brill
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O. T. Ritter
Asso
Seattle
Wash
Union Bank of Winchester
Baltimore & Ohio
R. OR
Cincinnati
Ohio
North American Gymnastic Union
Denver
Cola General Assembly Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
National Educational Association
Louisville
Otter Mystic Shrine
S!erial Council
Lost Angles
American Pharmaceutical Association
Portland, Ork
National Association Retail Crocers
Northern Baptist Convention
ST. Paul
Minn
United Society of Christian Endeavor International
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wasa
National Association
Epworth League
Sovereign Grand Lodge
I. C
Spokane
National Irrigation Congress
Balimore & Ohio R
Baltimor
Washington
Baltimore
Castleman’s Ferry
Mindera
Russell & Gree
Capon Springs
W. VA
Capon Springs Hotel
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Eneminger
Hudson
Wilila
Affieck
Noel
Nurobers Limited
Katherine . Glass
The
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Standard Typewriter
Royal Typewriter Co
Royal Typewriter Bldg
New York
Dyeli
Main St
Electrica Light and
Eli
Chas. E. Seal
E. Piccadily St
Barr
Evening Star
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